Editing Log- Session 1

In the first session of editing we mainly focused on uploading our content onto the mac and then onto final cut pro x so that we could start piecing the different clips together. It took around around 15 to 20 minutes to upload on to final cut pro due to many of the shots taking longer to process than others. After the content from our SD had finally been uploaded we began to download off a MP3 download. Thus took only a couple of minutes and we then added it to our film footage as a backing track. 

Once we had downloaded all our content we then were ready to match close ups of Luke Mckendry lip syncing to the actual audio of the song. Using many different shots and also precisely matching the footage in timing to the audio which made it look as if Luke was singing the song. We spent the lesson breaking up the shots, cutting them down using all the different tools Final Cut has to offer. Luke and Jack put their ideas forward of which shots looked the best and which parts of the song to use them so that they contrast with the lyrics. 

 From first reviewing our footage we were astonished by what we had created in such a small period of time and the massive improvement from AS. We had improved aspects such as camera quality, shots types, angles and use of natural lighting.

 Through reviewing this session we found many positives that we can take away from it and add it into our next session. We took on most ideas and hopedfully we can apply these further on in the process. However, the negative of this session was that it took a long time to upload our footage to the Mac and we could have applied this time into editing rather than losing 25 minutes. Moreover, we had taken the pros and cons of the session and will use these to help us in the future. 

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